The iJust 2 tank comes with a 0.3ohm coil installed and also has a 0.5ohm and 0.15 Ni200 coil available. The great thing about the iJust 2 tank is that it can also use the Melo, Atlantis and Atlantis 2 coils, which gives it really good flexibility and will be good for vendors. Price
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Is ijust 2 a good vape kit?
The Eleaf EC Replacement Coils are engineered to add versatility and durability to the iJust 2 Tank and a series of MELO Tank. It features the newest technology, integrated EC coil head with dual vertical heating post capable of firing down to 0.3 ohm resistance and up to 100 watts for personalize preference and high vapor capability, perfect for cloud chasers.
What coils come with the ijust 2 tank?
I'm assuming you mean coils compatible with the included tank? If so; the Eleaf EC, Aspire Triton, Sense Herakles, and Aspire Atlantis coils are all compatible with it. When purchasing replacement coils be sure that the coil material is not nickel or titanium.
What is the size of the ijust 2 battery?
As mentioned, the nickel coils are only to be used with the I just 2 tank on a temperature control mod. They are not to be used on the mod from the kit, as it has no temp control. You will need to use the .3 or .5 Kanthal coils on your I just 2 mod. Keep in mind there are also various compatible coils from other manufacturers.
What are vape coils and atomizer heads?
What is the iJust 2 kit?
Today we review the Eleaf iJust 2 kit. The Eleaf iJust 2 kit features a 2600mAh tube shaped mod with the iJust 2 sub ohm tank on top. The iJust 2 sub ohm tank has a 5.5ml capacity and can be fired at 30-80W on the supplied 0.3ohm coil. The iJust 2 sub ohm tank can also be purchased separately and is compatible with Melo, Atlantis, Atlantis 2, Silo Beast & Aspire Triton coils.
How much does an iJust 2 tank cost?
The price of just the iJust 2 tank is around $18.95 and the iJust 2 kit costs around $34! This is very impressive and the kit is great for those looking for a simple to use tube style kit with a great sub ohm tank.
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Chris Kendell is the co-founder of Vaping360. He started the website with his brother and co-founder Alex in 2014, after Alex introduced him to vaping. Chris was immediately won over by the revolutionary and potentially lifesaving impacts that vaping can have on our society. In his minuscule spare time, you can find Chris travelling and exploring new places from his base in Germany, eating delicious food and enjoying a range of different sports.
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I used to read u/anthony_vapes reviews on pretty much everything I was considering. Found he's been inactive for around 10 months. Does anyone know where he's been? Hoping for the best.
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Just wanted to alert you all to the shenanigans that FlawlessVapeShop pulled for their upcoming Black Friday sale. They raised all of their juice prices, so that they could put them on "sale" again for the regular price.
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I've talked to alot of friends who are on the fence between these 2 pod systems. Well being the genius that I am, I allowed myself to run out of Caliburn G coils and was stuck waiting for delivery so I headed to my local vape shop they had the XROS in stock so I picked one up and a couple of pods to hold me over.
Sopka New Member
Hello, so I started vaping week ago after 5 years of smoking. I bought the eLeaf iJust 2 kit and I was really happy about that. Friend told me the coil last about 14 days. My first coil burned after 4 days, the second after 2 days, and the last one even didn't soak up and I burned it instantly.
gandymarsh Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
70/30 juice is fairly thick so it won't wick as well as thinner juice. You're probably not giving enough time between hits for the wick to get wet again. You might want to get some 60/40 juice or just not hit it as often.
Hawise Ultra Member ECF Veteran
My first coil burned after 4 days, the second after 2 days, and the last one even didn't soak up and I burned it instantly.
medleypat Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
You can also use aspire triton coils in that tank. That opens up more variables.
djsvapour ECF Guru ECF Veteran
I have an iJust2. I quite like it, although the switch won't work to turn the battery off.
BrotherBob ECF Guru ECF Veteran
Hello, so I started vaping week ago after 5 years of smoking. I bought the eLeaf iJust 2 kit and I was really happy about that. Friend told me the coil last about 14 days. My first coil burned after 4 days, the second after 2 days, and the last one even didn't soak up and I burned it instantly.
listopencil Ultra Member ECF Veteran
Looks like you have a device that works a lot like my EVOD Pro. The battery supplies whatever Voltage it's going to supply depending on how strong of a charge you have left and you can't change that. Some mods allow you to vary Voltage or Wattage.
What is coil in vape?
The coil is a component inside the atomizer. But as we know, the world of vape lingo is vast and when you say coils, we know what you mean. If your vape mod is the body, atomizer heads are the heart, a fundamental part of your vaping experience.
What are atomizer coils made of?
Most atomizer coils are made from Nichrome or Kanthal. But there are different wire types that some vapers use. Nickel, Titanium and Stainless Steel are also available, but less popular. These tend to be used for temperature control vaping and aren’t suited to all e-cigs. But that is for another time.
What is an atomizer head?
An atomizer head converts energy from the e-cig battery and heats the coil inside, this then vaporises e-liquid that is soaked into the wicking material, which is then inhaled by you. Phew. Ok let’s break atomizer heads down further. An atomizer head consists of three main parts:
How does an atomizer head work?
An atomizer head converts energy from the e-cig battery and heats the coil inside, this then vaporises e-liquid that is soaked into the wicking material, which is then inhaled by you.
Who came up with the formula for measuring electrical resistance?
Back in the 1800’s a German physicist ‘Georg Simon Ohm’ published his works regarding the physics of electricity. After lots of sciency things, he came up with a formula to calculate the measurement of electrical resistance.
What happens when you press a button?
When you press your button, it provides power to the coil. This then converts that energy to heat (If you could see your coils, they sometimes glow red when you are pressing your button), and vapourises e-liquid from the saturated wicking material.